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'''Sayyid Mahmoud Hosseini Shahroudi''' ( | '''Sayyid Mahmoud Hosseini Shahroudi''' (in Persian: [[:fa:سید_محمود_حسینی_شاهرودی|سید محمود حسینی شاهرودی]]) was one of the Shia Maraji' al-Taqlid (Authorities to be followed) in the fourteenth century AH. He was a student of [[Akhund Khorasani]], [[Muhammad Husayn Gharavi Na'ini|Mirza al-Na'ini]], and Aqa Diya' Iraqi. Following the death of [[Sayyid Abu al-Hasan Musavi Isfahani|Sayyid Abu al-Hasan Isfahani]] (d. 1365 AH), a large portion of the Shia population followed him in Taqlid.<ref>Hosseini Ashkevari, Al-Imam al-Shahroudi, pp. 13, 31, and 42.</ref> | ||
During the period of Sayyid Mahmoud Hosseini Shahroudi's leadership, specifically the first half of the fourteenth century SH, emerging issues (al-masa'il al-mustahdatha) such as radio, gramophones, modern music, usurious banking, photography and film, elections, the political situation in Iran and Iraq, and certain rulings related to the Hajj and the ''Ba'tha'' (Hajj delegation) arose and were addressed within the scope of his inquiries (istifta'at) and fatwas, as well as those of other Maraji' of that era. However, despite receiving dozens of inquiries daily and establishing a council of inquiry (Majlis al-Istifta') that addressed emerging issues,<ref>Hosseini Ashkevari, Al-Imam al-Shahroudi, p. 61.</ref> his jurisprudential views and foundations have not been properly or completely recorded and published. | During the period of Sayyid Mahmoud Hosseini Shahroudi's leadership, specifically the first half of the fourteenth century SH, emerging issues (al-masa'il al-mustahdatha) such as radio, gramophones, modern music, usurious banking, photography and film, elections, the political situation in Iran and Iraq, and certain rulings related to the Hajj and the ''Ba'tha'' (Hajj delegation) arose and were addressed within the scope of his inquiries (istifta'at) and fatwas, as well as those of other Maraji' of that era. However, despite receiving dozens of inquiries daily and establishing a council of inquiry (Majlis al-Istifta') that addressed emerging issues,<ref>Hosseini Ashkevari, Al-Imam al-Shahroudi, p. 61.</ref> his jurisprudential views and foundations have not been properly or completely recorded and published. | ||